Willis v. Kemp

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• When the defendant admits the essential facts of a plaintiff’s claim, and sets up other facts in justification or avoidance, such constitutes an affirmative defense for which the defendant has the burden of proof.
• When the defendant admits the essential facts of a plaintiff’s claim, and sets up other facts in justification or avoidance, such constitutes an affirmative defense for which the defendant has the burden of proof.

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